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Intrecci d'arte 1 follower The reviews Intrecci d’arte of the PhD course in Archeology and History of the Art is open access journal, avails itself of several subject competences /uses multiple disciplinary skills/ aimed at the knowledge, the protection and the enhancement of cultural heritage. It offers to its PhD students opportunity of expression, debate and comparison/confrontation. It wants to propose innovative and effective interpretive keys, to verify public and private management’s and enhancement’s models of the heritage. INTRECCI d’arte is a peer-reviewed magazine. The scientific boardreserves the right to husk to the authors changes or advices byreferees or editorial staff.

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PsicoArt – Rivista on line di arte e psicologia 1 follower PsicoArt publishes research work in order to promote an interdisciplinary understanding of the relationship between art, literature, psychology and psychoanalysis. In particular, the journal invites papers in the following areas: - artistic creation and fruition, with a particular focus on the dynamics of self-representation in writing - history and critical theories of the outsider art - museum visitor studies - art therapy practice and its theoretical implications - research in the field of medical humanities. Another section of the journal (Reprint) is dedicated to texts and documents of historical value and so far as related to topics of interest. Every edition of Psico Art also advertises events and contains article and book reviews in order to allow readers to keep abreast of important new developments in the field of psychology of art.

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Lumen 2 followers Journal of ideas, aesthetics, cinema, art, philosophy

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Nonsite 4 followers nonsite.org emerges in part out of interest in a set of theoretical topics – the ontology of the work of art, the question of intentionality, the ongoing appeal of different and sometimes competing materialisms – and in part out of opposition to the dominant accounts of those topics. Today, the various theoretical forms of neoliberalism – from the postmodern to the posthuman, from the new historicism to the new pluralism – have become so pervasive that they are nearly invisible. nonsite.org seeks first to make them visible and then to make them less pervasive. Our goal is to criticize what is and replace it with what we think ought to be. nonsite.org is an online peer-reviewed quarterly journal of scholarship in the humanities, plus poetry, editorials, reviews, visual art and more. nonsite.org also features “the Tank,” a forum for comment on provocative new scholarly work.

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